Health Highlights: March 21, 2018
2018-03-21
NIH Investigating Alcohol Companies’ Funding of Study
U.S. Judge Blocks Mississippi’s New Abortion Law
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Health Highlights: March 20, 2018
2018-03-20
Mississippi Bans Abortions After 15 Weeks Gestation
Stem Cell Transplant Successful in Macular Degeneration Patients: Study
Self-Driving Uber Car Kills Arizona Pedestrian
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1 in 3 Young Adults Ride With Impaired Drivers
2018-03-19
MONDAY, March 19, 2018 (HealthDay News) — One-third of young adults in the United States have been in a vehicle with a driver impaired by alcohol or drugs, a new study finds. Riding with a marijuana-impaired driver was more common than riding with an alcohol-impaired driver, researchers found. “We’ve putContinue Reading
Health Highlights: March 16, 2018
2018-03-16
Kratom-Linked Salmonella Outbreak Expands: CDC
Child Development Expert Dr. T. Berry Brazelton Dies at Age 99
U.S. House Plans Another Vote on ‘Right to Try’ Bill
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Health Highlights: March 15, 2018
2018-03-15
People at Three U.S. Airports May Have Been Exposed to Measles
Process Preserves Brain for Future Upload
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Health Highlights: March 14, 2018
2018-03-14
Stephen Hawking Dies at Age 76
Right to Try Bill Defeated in U.S. House
Trump Administration Broke Federal Air Pollution Law: Judge
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Health Highlights: March 7, 2018
2018-03-07
Pet Guinea Pigs Likely Cause of Multistate Salmonella Outbreak: CDC
White House Wants to Improve Patient Access to Electronic Medical Records
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Health Highlights: March 5, 2018
2018-03-05
Forty People in 27 States Sickened in Kratom-Linked Salmonella Outbreak: CDC
U.S. Embassy Staff Cuts in Cuba Permanent Due to ‘Health Attacks’
Judge To Review Claims That Roundup Causes Cancer
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Health Highlights: March 2, 2018
2018-03-02
Jim Kelly’s Cancer Returns
New Uber Service Takes Patients to Medical Appointments
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Health Highlights: Feb. 28, 2018
2018-02-28
There May Be a Better IV Fluid Than Saline, Studies Find
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